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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1893
Page
2
The draft text discusses looming repeal of legislation and widespread concern over factory closures and unemployment. It references a panic mood in business, shrinking bank resources, and a heavy credit-driven economy. It notes public interest in infrastructure ideas like an ice rail and local street right of way petitions.
A fragmented report covers a race involving the Rex and City of Peoria amid accusations of sensationalism by an editor. It also details a Whitefield highway vacation dispute with Quinn faction lawyers, witnesses, and a county supervisor decision, plus a Crow n Mondow ladies society meeting and upcoming officers election.
A vivid sweep of the fair's halls and pavilions highlights the Crystal Cave of South Dakota, Japanese Palace, Woman's Building, and foreign exhibits. Noted artifacts include Seth Kinman’s violin and chairs made from odd animal parts with anecdotes from reporter R. F. Herrick. The article also reports the sudden death of locomotive engineer John Miller in a sudden apoplexy.
Resolutions from the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and Young Women's union of Henry County honor G W Emerick who died July 10 1893 and extend sympathy to his widow and son. Acknowledges devotion to temperance, requests copies for family records, and notes publication in city journals. Also includes notes on grippe remedies and local church activities and a thank you from the family.
An advertisement claims Ballard's Horehound Syrup relieves coughs bronchitis and throat troubles with a money back guarantee if no benefit is seen. It also promotes Clarke's Rock Candy and subscription rates for newspapers at reduced costs.
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